Jimmy Carr's Am I the A**hole?

Jimmy Carr, GK Barry and Jamali Maddix sit down to pass judgement on a man who repeatedly takes his co‑workers’ lunches. The trio discuss the behaviour and its impact, and their commentary covers the emotional and legal aspects of adoption conflicts.

The programme brings together three well‑known comedians – Jimmy Carr, GK Barry and Jamali Maddix – as they sit in a makeshift courtroom to pass judgement on a range of everyday dilemmas. Their roles as adjudicators give the episode a light‑hearted, panel‑show feel while keeping the focus firmly on the cases at hand. In the first case the trio examines the behaviour of a man who habitually helps himself to his co‑workers’ lunches. They scrutinise his actions, debate the morality of his conduct and ultimately deliver a verdict on whether his habit is acceptable. The second segment shifts to a more personal arena, with the comedians offering their opinions on a dispute surrounding adoption, weighing the arguments presented by the parties involved. Throughout the episode, Carr, Barry and Maddix interject their characteristic wit, providing commentary that ranges from tongue‑in‑cheek to surprisingly earnest. Their combined perspectives shape the outcomes of both the lunch‑theft scenario and the adoption disagreement, illustrating how humour can be used to explore ordinary conflicts. By the end, viewers are left with a clear sense of the comedians’ final rulings on each matter, wrapped in a distinctly British, conversational tone.